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MIAM! Distribution announces new animated projects at Unifrance Rendez-Vous, strengthening partnerships with indie producers.

MIAM! Distribution has officially announced the acquisition of three new animated projects during the Unifrance Rendez-Vous event on September 8, 2026. The newly added titles include Sevens, Queerstory, and a 52-minute TV special titled Dad & Me. This information comes from a report by Variety, underscoring MIAM!’s commitment to curating distinctive voices and stories.
The first project, Sevens, focuses on the journey of Rose, a middle-school girl who organizes a female rugby team at her school, promoting themes of friendship and empowerment. Inspired by the real-life experiences of co-creator Séraphine Okemba, the series is produced by Girelle Production and is currently under development with France Télévisions, anticipating delivery by the end of 2028.
The second project, Queerstory, aims to highlight forgotten queer myths, blending humor and historical anecdotes to revive significant yet overlooked tales. Spearheaded by creator Iris Miské, this young adult series is set for delivery in May 2027 through Hauteville Productions and will premiere on Slash, the digital platform for young adult audiences managed by France Télévisions.
Lastly, Dad & Me tells the coming-of-age story of Alyona and her father Fiodor as they adapt to life in Paris after moving from their Russian village. Produced by Have a Nice Day Films and Les Astronautes, this special is in production with expected completion by July 2027 and is also set to debut on France Télévisions.
Hanna Mouchez, the CEO of MIAM! Distribution, stated that the company’s acquisition strategy centers on collaborating with independent producers and creators who bring unique perspectives. This approach allows MIAM! to explore central themes such as identity, diversity, and representation within their programming.
The inclusion of these three projects demonstrates MIAM!’s commitment to enriching its catalogue, which currently comprises 33 programs. This diverse slate is designed to resonate with audiences worldwide, enhancing the company’s mission to tell stories that matter.
In addition to the new acquisitions, MIAM! Distribution has solidified partnerships with notable indie producers, including Have a Nice Day Films, Les Astronautes, Hauteville Productions, and Girelle Production. These collaborations reflect MIAM!'s ongoing efforts to support independent creators and enhance its distribution capabilities within the international market.
The introduction of Sevens, Queerstory, and Dad & Me contributes to MIAM!’s overarching goal of delivering varied and meaningful content for children, families, and young adults. These targeted productions aim to entertain while imparting essential values and broader perspectives that reflect the lived experiences of their creators.
The announcement from MIAM! Distribution marks a significant step forward in enriching the European animated content landscape with meaningful narratives. By amplifying diverse voices through its new acquisitions and partnerships, MIAM! strengthens its position in the competitive market. As these projects unfold, they are likely to engage younger audiences with relevant themes and fresh storytelling approaches, reinforcing the importance of representation in animated media.
For more insights on trends and changes in the animation industry, check out related articles on French animation resilience here and on recent acquisitions at Unifrance.
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